The better off have brick buildings with corrugated iron roofs.
Incidentally they are incredibly noisy in the frequent downpours. (Again
an S&S Model)

The advent of tourism and UN funding provided the impetus for the construction
of toilet blocks. (Again an S&S Model)

Every town, village and truckstop has a bar. This one is again from S&S
Models with some details added. The lean too "Lounge" scratch built from
lollipop (popcicles if you are from across the pond) with a card roof and paper
wall coverings.

The interior of the lounge. The bar comes from some bits from a Matchbox
kit the other tables are Faller railway load cable drums. The beer crates
are also Faller and the bottles, cups and cards are from scrap bits and pieces.
Some places make use of grounded wagons for storage and even living quarters.
This one is typical.
Or is it? Inside is a still - no tax on this alcohol!

THE NEW SCHOOL

President for Life, Hero of the People and Saviour of the State Bishop Moses
Besquit (God bless him) has graciously blessed the "MosesSchool" with his name.
It is said, by unkind people, that he insisted on the name when he allowed the
UN to build it in their compound. It will eventually have a football pitch,
toilets and maybe a teacher or two soon!

Front View
Rear View
Interior of the two classrooms, one for girls and one for boys.
Doctor Qilda'ar and his escort inspecting the classrooms after some stains on
the floor were reported.

The Curriculum of course includes many basic texts including:
The True History of Morvalonga by Bishop Moses Besquit
The Struggle for Indendence by Bishop Moses Besquit
The Birth of a Nation before God by Bishop Moses Besquit

All books and teaching materials are provided by the Bishop Moses Publishing
House. The Minister of Education Khat Besquit has personally selected the
teachers to work alongside the UN staff so that they can take over when the
compound is finished.

Some Buildings commonly seen in Morvalonga and the
surrounding areas.

Some
homes for the gallant and proud people of Morvalonga courtesy of the generous
grants made by our Most Esteemed President for Life, Bishop Moses Besquit,
Saviour of the Nation and his most popular of all governments.

The models were bought on e-bay for a lot less than I expected a couple of years
ago and have lain in a box since then. From what I remember the postage was
quite high!

These ones have some added awnings made from coffee stirrers and kebab skewers.